Basic Knowledge | History of inventor | The theory |
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Henri Fayol.
Who invented the 14 Administrative Principles?
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1841
In what year was the inventor of the Administrative Principles born?
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5
How many elements to the 14 administrative Theory are there?
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Fayolism.
What are the 14 Administrative Principles also known as?
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Mining.
In what type of company did the inventor of this theory work in?
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Planning, Organizing, Command, Coordination, Control.
What are the elements that make up the basis for the 14 Administrative Principles?
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1900's
In what year were the 14 Administrative Principles invented?
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A Managing Director.
After being a mining engineer what did the inventor become in 1888 at the mining company?
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Administrative ability.
Did Henri Fayol believe that the success of a business was more successful from administrative ability or technical ability?
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By focusing on managerial practices.
How did Fayol think he could minimize misunderstandings and increase efficiency in organizations?
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The managers inability to control workers in the mine.
What sparked the inventors idea for the 14 Administrative Principles?
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Division of Work.
What is the first principle of the 14?
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The father of the modern operational management theory.
What is Henri Fayol often referred to as?
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1917
In what year did the inventor found the Centre for Administrative studies?
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Esprit de Corps/Team Spirit.
What is the last principle of the 14?
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